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[ 26th February 2026 ] From Cleaning Cabins to Construction Leadership: Pennyfarthing Homes Champions Women in Construction News
[ 24th February 2026 ] Summer start for £55 million Codi Group and Edenstone partnership development at Plasdŵr News
[ 22nd February 2026 ] Reminder: have your say before 20 March on the single construction regulator News
[ 18th February 2026 ] UK’s first Construction Disability Inclusion Academy to be launched by Sacyr UK at the new Velindre Cancer Centre News
[ 16th February 2026 ] Bellway sets out vision for new sustainable community in north Southend News

Corten design, Manchester Jewish Museum, photo by Joel Chester Fildes 2021

Manchester Jewish Museum Wins Two Awards at the Annual British Construction Industry Awards 2021

19th October 2021

Manchester Jewish Museum, along with architects Citizens Design Bureau and structural engineers Buro Happold, have won two prestigious awards at the annual Building Constriction Industry Awards at their ceremony on Wednesday 13 October. The newly

To Truly ‘Build Back Better’ and ‘Level Up’ the North we need HS2 and Northern Powerhouse Rail in Full

18th October 2021

Responding to reports that the Integrated Rail Plan will be “bad news” for the North of England, Cllr Louise Gittins, Interim Chair of Transport for the North (TfN), said: “These reports are disappointing. I hope

Keltbray Acquires Infrastructure Assets from nmcn PLC

18th October 2021

Leading specialist engineering and construction company, Keltbray Holdings Limited, today announces it has agreed a deal with administrators, Grant Thornton UK LLP, to acquire a portfolio of Infrastructure contracts and associated assets from nmcn PLC,

Old renovated and modern building in former hospital are called Quartermile estate in Edinburgh city, Scotland, UK

Upgrading Building Infrastructure Using Integrated Software: Smart Features for Better Building Management

14th October 2021

As the world becomes more connected, smart buildings are becoming more commonplace. Everything from security to utilities can now be integrated into a single interface, for improved efficiency and energy saving. This technology can be

Aptus - Steve Chesworth with apprentices

Aptus Utilities Celebrates Five Years at Gateshead Site

14th October 2021

Multi utility connections provider Aptus Utilities is celebrating its five-year anniversary at its North East site as it announces team expansion. A team of 30 are based at the Follingsby Park depot in Gateshead including

Construction of COP26 House in Progress for UN Climate Change Conference

14th October 2021

COP26 House will showcase what is achievable with today’s materials and technologies Work is in progress on the construction of the COP26 House, a zero carbon, timber frame building built by Beyond Zero Homes. Sustainable

Factory Direct Flooring in Hinckley and Nuneaton

How to Choose the Best Wood Look Floor for High Traffic Areas in Multi-Room Schemes

13th October 2021

Flooring options have become aplenty in recent years giving those working in and specifying for the commercial build arena an array of options to choose from. Whether it’s for a Build-To-Rent (BTR) scheme, student accommodation

RIBA Installation in Regent’s Park by POoR Collective Opens Today – Bringing Home to the Unknown

13th October 2021

The Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) is marking the centenary of the ground-breaking Becontree Estate in East London with an ambitious series of art and architecture commissions, accompanied by events and a learning programme.

Construction Begins of Innovative CobBauge Research Building

13th October 2021

Construction has begun on the first building in the country to be made from a scientifically upgraded version of the centuries-old material of cob. The single-storey building on the University of Plymouth campus will act

UK’s First Large-Scale Water Source Heat Pump Project Officially Opens

11th October 2021

The award-winning Queens Quay Heat Pump Energy Centre is providing low-carbon heating to the first phases of the £250m Clydebank-based development and members of West Dunbartonshire Council, Vital Energi and Star Renewables recently gathered to